[[Category:Companies]]
[[Category:Waveguide companies]]
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[[Category:Waveguide companies]]
[[Category:Companies]]
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...[waveguide]]-based head-mounted displays. It has developed waveguide-based optical see through glasses touted as having [[augmented reality]] capability.
The combiner in the Vuzix Blade is made of two waveguides pressed together: one for the
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'''Lumus''' is a company that makes optical engines and [[waveguide]]s for [[near-eye display]]s. Its focus has been on
...Trends | date=2014-03-10 | url=https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/lumus-optical-adds-military-spec-tech-to-consumer-smart-glasses/#/3 | access-date=2024-10
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{{see also|Companies}}
...mask in front of multiple LEDs, or with individual diodes coupled with an optical fiber whose exit point acts as a point light
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| type = [[Optical display]] technology
A '''waveguide display''' is an [[optical]] technology that enables thin, transparent [[near-eye display]]s for [[aug
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...parent or semi-transparent optics ([[waveguide]]s, [[prism]]s or [[optical combiner|combiners]]) so the wearer simultaneously sees real surroundings and virtua
...glass-its-the-future-with-monthly-updates</ref> Around the same time other companies like [[Vuzix]] (with products such as the M100 smart glass) and [[Epson]] (
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Throughout the 2010s and early 2020s, numerous companies including [[Microsoft]], [[Epson]], [[Vuzix]], [[North]] (acquired by [[Goo
* '''[[Optical display]]s''' - Technologies for projecting images to the user's eyes
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